Web3 infrastructure provider Alchemy launched a $20 million fund on April 10, 2026, to support developers building on the Solana network, offering credits to lower the costs of building applications.
"We are doubling down on our commitment to the Solana ecosystem," Alchemy said in the official announcement. "This fund is designed to empower the next generation of builders by removing the initial infrastructure barriers they face."
The fund will provide selected projects with up to $25,000 in credits for Alchemy's suite of tools, which includes node access, application programming interfaces (APIs), and other development resources. The program does not require any long-term lock-in, giving teams the flexibility to scale.
By reducing the upfront financial burden, the initiative is expected to attract a new wave of developers to Solana, potentially increasing the network's dApp velocity and on-chain activity. This move strengthens Alchemy's position within the Solana ecosystem, which competes with other blockchains like Ethereum for developer talent and user applications.
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